Meghan Markle PREGNANT? Royal baby not until 2021 according to relationship expert

MEGHAN MARKLE sparked pregnancy rumours last month at the 100 Days to Peace Gala when she stunned in a blue Jason Wu number, which appeared to show a ‘baby bump’, but according to a relationship expert a Royal baby is not on the horizon for quite some time.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with the Express.co.uk, Tracey Cox, a body language and relationships expert, claimed Meghan and Harry are still enjoying the “honeymoon period” and will not bring a Royal child into the world until at least 2021.

The revelation may come as a shock for Royal fans, who are eagerly awaiting the news of a Royal pregnancy.

When asked if Meghan could end up expecting this year, Ms Cox told Express.co.uk: “Not yet surely, give them two seconds without having to rush up the Royal baby.

“She has a long time, I don’t think so much pressure is on them as much as William and Kate.

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Ms Cox said Meghan and Harry are still enjoying the “honeymoon period” (Image: Getty)

Meghan and Prince Harry are set to embark on a 16-day tour of Australia, New Zealand, Tonga and Fiji in the incoming days.

Another reason why the Royal couple might wait to bring a Royal baby into the world is because according to the International Association for Medical Assistance for Travellers there is currently “evidence of ongoing Zika virus transmission” in Fiji and insists “pregnant travellers should postpone travel to this country”.

The NHS warning for women trying to get pregnant states: “It is recommended that you avoid becoming pregnant while travelling to an area with high or moderate risk of Zika virus transmission, and for eight weeks after you return home.

“It is also recommended that you take folic acid supplements for 28 days before trying to get pregnant.

“If your male partner has travelled to an area with high or moderate risk of Zika virus transmission, you should use effective contraception to prevent pregnancy and condoms during vaginal, anal and oral sex to reduce the risk of sexual transmission.”